visible method not invoked if usePreview: false

[traumatic]

Hi,

Based on Mottie's example I introduced
usePreview: false
which leads to the method visible not being executed. See here. I would have expected that once the keyboard is shown, keys like space, accept, etc. are disabled.

Why does usePreview has an influence on the visible method?

[Mottie]

Hi @traumatic!

Hmm, thanks for reporting this problem... it looks like bug in that when usePreview is false, the callback bindings are removed because of name-spacing. I'll have that patch available in the master branch here shortly.

Alternatively, binding to the visible event would have worked either way (demo)

$('#keyboard')
  .on('visible change', function(e, keyboard) {
    // do something
  })
  .keyboard({
    usePreview: false
  });

[traumatic]

Thanks for the demo Mottie. But in this demo toggling the keys from disable to enable mode don't seem to work any more ...

[Mottie]

Oh, sorry... I should have bound to "keyboardChange" which is an event that is fired with any change to the content versus "change" which is only fired, on the original element, when the content has been accepted or canceled (docs & demo).

$('#keyboard')
  .on('visible keyboardChange', function(e, keyboard) {
    // do something
  })
  .keyboard({
    usePreview: false
  });

[traumatic]

No worries Mottie. Could realised myself. Thanks for your help!